28/02/2009
Rhapsody on an Equatorial Evening
Free Admission
No Max Capacity for main Session 7.30pm - 12am
Capacity for pre-event talk in LT27 for Prof J. Bell's Lecture is 600 seats
First 20 registrants for the main star gazing session will receive a free gift!
In conjunction with the NUS Faculty of Science 80th Anniversary and The International Year of Astronomy 2009, enjoy a one-night-only stargazing evening. Open the Jewel Box of the Southern Cross and journey along our Milky Way. Look Taurus in the eye and marvel at the beautiful Pleiades and Orion Nebulae. Survey lunar craters to see if there really is a Man on the moon. Learn about astronomy from our friendly experts and listen to starry legends from Greek, Indian and Chinese mythologies. Amid the serendipity of the activities, pen your own poem and stand to win attractive prizes!
There will be a pre-event talk by world-renowned physicist Professor Jocelyn Bell at 6pm at LT27.
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7/2/2009
Activity: Valentine\'s Day Star Party
Time: 7.00pm to 11.00pm
Venue: East Coast Park Bougainvillea Gardens
Open for:
CIP activity. CIP hours will be dished out. Anyone wants to volunteer themselves? Volunteering activities will comprise basically of ushering and logistics. Volunteers may be able to stay overnight and \'camp\' at the East Coast Park till the next morning.
Reply by this Saturday or Sunday (latest).
20/2/2009 - 22/02/2009
Activity: Camp for Warriors
Time: Overnight activity
Venue: Ngee Ann Primary School (East)
Who is interested to participate in the camp?
All details can be found at http://mpastro.blogspot.co
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